Thomas J. Davis teaches history at Arizona State University, Tempe.

• Series Foreword Preface Introduction 1940s Timeline Historical Overview Key Events Voices of the Decade Race Relations by Group Law and Government Media and Mass Communications Cultural Scene Influential Theories and Views on Race Relations Resource Guide 1950s Timeline Historical Overview Key Events Voices of the Decade Race Relations by Group Law and Government Media and Mass Communications Cultural Scene Influential Theories and Views on Race Relations Resource Guide Selected Bibliography Index

"Davis's volume, of the 1940s and 1950s, presents such personalities as entrepreneur and notorious anti-Semite Henry Ford (in the context of the Second World War and the revelations of Nazi atrocities) and civil rights leaders Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez, and Delores Huerta. ...Each volume contains a series forward, a preface, and an introduction. The books are divided by decade with a time line for each decade, an overview essay, a summary of key events, excerpts from primary sources, and topical essays on race relations by group, law and government, media and mass communications, the cultural scene, and influential theories and views of race relations. Includes a resource guide and index." - MultiCultural Review

Thomas J. Davis teaches history at Arizona State University, Tempe.

• Series Foreword Preface Introduction 1940s Timeline Historical Overview Key Events Voices of the Decade Race Relations by Group Law and Government Media and Mass Communications Cultural Scene Influential Theories and Views on Race Relations Resource Guide 1950s Timeline Historical Overview Key Events Voices of the Decade Race Relations by Group Law and Government Media and Mass Communications Cultural Scene Influential Theories and Views on Race Relations Resource Guide Selected Bibliography Index

"Davis's volume, of the 1940s and 1950s, presents such personalities as entrepreneur and notorious anti-Semite Henry Ford (in the context of the Second World War and the revelations of Nazi atrocities) and civil rights leaders Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez, and Delores Huerta. ...Each volume contains a series forward, a preface, and an introduction. The books are divided by decade with a time line for each decade, an overview essay, a summary of key events, excerpts from primary sources, and topical essays on race relations by group, law and government, media and mass communications, the cultural scene, and influential theories and views of race relations. Includes a resource guide and index." - MultiCultural Review

Thomas J. Davis teaches history at Arizona State University, Tempe.

• Series Foreword Preface Introduction 1940s Timeline Historical Overview Key Events Voices of the Decade Race Relations by Group Law and Government Media and Mass Communications Cultural Scene Influential Theories and Views on Race Relations Resource Guide 1950s Timeline Historical Overview Key Events Voices of the Decade Race Relations by Group Law and Government Media and Mass Communications Cultural Scene Influential Theories and Views on Race Relations Resource Guide Selected Bibliography Index

"Davis's volume, of the 1940s and 1950s, presents such personalities as entrepreneur and notorious anti-Semite Henry Ford (in the context of the Second World War and the revelations of Nazi atrocities) and civil rights leaders Martin Luther King, Jr., Cesar Chavez, and Delores Huerta. ...Each volume contains a series forward, a preface, and an introduction. The books are divided by decade with a time line for each decade, an overview essay, a summary of key events, excerpts from primary sources, and topical essays on race relations by group, law and government, media and mass communications, the cultural scene, and influential theories and views of race relations. Includes a resource guide and index." - MultiCultural Review